So I have been writing songs for some time now and have really become quite efficient in the art of songwriting even if I do say so myself.
I find the process to be like a religious experience, I sit down somewhere peaceful that breathes good vibrations and gently open my consciousness to the energy of the Cosmos. The thought process and poetical recollections of my mind are then met with a creative force that I guess one can only call inspiration. The more time I spend channeling, the more deeply I become involved in the writing of a song. Sometimes I find the channels blocked and struggle for the above process to happen. I generally smoke a joint at this stage and the inspiration awakens once more.

Once the song is born, I live with it and let it grow and develop in very much the same way a caring parents nurtures a child. When the time is right and depending on my finances, I then spend a further five or so days per song in the studio to try and capture the song in a justified manner. At this stage I am usually joined by some of musical friends and with their love and attention, the song takes on a life of itself and becomes immortal via the recording process.

Having given birth to a song, nurtured it and captured it as a record, my job then is to perform the song as skillfully as possible in live venues, trying to capture the publics imagination and hopefully after all this effort Iwill be able to sell it for about fifty pence.